Part,  Chapter

 1     I,       I|      anything, since she still kept her bonnet on and the thick
 2     I,      II|      scene for his pencil, and kept making sketch after sketch.
 3     I,     III|      asked.~ ~Smart fellow! He kept the money for his goats,
 4     I,      IV|    place at the table would be kept reserved; and if I was late,
 5     I,       V|       him! And how well I have kept that promise! I have made
 6     I,      VI|    shepherd, who both sold and kept his goats when he ran for
 7     I,      VI|      is the only bit of soil I kept, and in this garden fine
 8     I,    VIII|        sure of the bacilli. He kept no attendant or housekeeper,
 9     I,    VIII|     only servant my uncle ever kept, who served for porter,
10     I,      IX|      very strange will. He had kept minute accounts of the amount
11     I,       X|        elbow; but I smiled and kept my seat.~ ~"Who may that
12     I,       X|     spoken. But, of course, he kept at a distance. Presently
13     I,      XI|         whereas you might have kept your own counsel, and culled
14     I,      XI|    your escaping us yet."~ ~He kept his word, and we went by
15    II,     III|   support the opposite, and we kept up a constant battle with
16    II,      IV|      an old missel-thrush that kept on chirruping and twittering, "
17    II,       V|       My hands trembled, but I kept on and said -~ ~"Siegfried
18    II,       X|   Buona notte! buona notte," I kept incoherently murmuring.~ ~"
19    II,       X|      assassins. My better self kept me back. My Uncle Diogenes
20    II,    XIII| instruments, horses, etc., and kept nothing but one of the waggons
21    II,     XVI|     Nay, not like that, for it kept hatching, and came back
22    II,    XVII|        day shall henceforth be kept as a high holiday, as this
23 Note2         |   Buona notte! buona notte," I kept incoherently murmuring.~ ~